Common use of Service Implementation Clause in Contracts

Service Implementation. 8.3.1 Service Implementation is the period in which the Service is delivered according to the Customer requirements as captured by and agreed with BT. The service delivery period commences with the first communication between the project manager and the Customer and expires upon the commencement of the Operational Service Date. 8.3.2 The Service and Service Levels become fully applicable on the Operational Service Date. 8.3.3 Changes, configurations, refinements, absence or delay of required information or data to deliver the Service or other activities that impact the scope or delivery time of the Service as agreed by the Customer and BT in this Agreement, have the following consequences: (i) Any additional costs are subject to a time & materials fee depending on items such as additional effort, usage of infrastructure, systems, hardware, software, involvement of third parties and loss of revenue to BT because of postponement of the Operational Service Date caused by change requests of the Customer. (ii) Agreed delivery times for the service will need to be reassessed and agreed. 8.3.4 Change activities as mentioned in paragraph 8.3.3 above will be dealt with by the delivery team directly. Changes, configuration and install refinements that need to be carried out after the Operational Service Date are dealt with according to the change management procedure. 8.3.5 Following the Operational Service Date, BT will provide the Customer with a Customer Handbook containing contact details of relevant BT personnel and or departments, escalation paths, and other relevant information.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Co Location Service Agreement, Co Location Service Agreement, Co Location Service Agreement

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